During the Tour de France, a lumbering 1-tonne (that’s 2,200 pounds), message-writing robot printed messages with water-soluble yellow paint on the pavement where bicyclers and their fans could read them.
The Chalkbot only prints 40 characters at a time, so the messages were short – 100 fewer than Twitter – and to the point!
The project was a joint promotion between Nike and Lance Armstrong’s Live Strong Foundation.
I’ve been watching the development of e-paper for 10 years, and now it’s finally becoming a reality. Unfortunately, that reality is full of ads! (Read the article)
Curt Rosengren describes himself as a “passion catalyst” whose mission is to “help people love their work and change their world in a way that feels personally meaningful to them.”
In his most recent newsletter issue he addresses those bad “habits” that we all know we need to change. Sometimes those habits are so ingrained it’s a challenge to even notice them, much less change them. So the question is, how do you change that?
Here are six steps you can use to shift from a limiting habitual approach to an approach that lets the energy flow.
Read the “back story” for each of those points and learn what Curt has to say.
Having worked with him as a client, I find his gentle, inspiring, and caring approach has helped me love my work!
